Sentence examples for comfortable national from inspiring English sources

A month ago, the polling numbers that supposedly needed to be unskewed all told more or less the same story: President Obama held a relatively comfortable national lead that roughly paralleled his lead in the crucial swing states.

Just a funny, comfortable nation that happens to have national debates about things like cereal box fonts.

Only 47%percentt of Russian fans were comfortable with national team players coming out, but that figure had risen from just 21% in a 2014 poll.

With experienced postseason players up and down their lineup, and almost all of them looking comfortable, the Nationals have gotten to the Dodgers' best — Clayton Kershaw, Rich Hill and Kenley Jansen — for at least three runs each in consecutive games.

Some would find it more comfortable to reshape national identities without the baggage of flags and national days.

Japan's comfortable exultation in national identity and reaching the last 16 was notable.

Like many of their expat friends, they were comfortable balancing three national identities: Chinese, Taiwanese, and American.

Jones had been comfortable, winning separate national championships starting at right guard and left tackle, positions with their own intelligence, discipline and footwork.

Sissoko's comments, though, raise the prospect of the players being less than comfortable at the national stadium for a whole season.

Cox said he is still comfortable talking to national media outlets, but does not seem to think he has the self-control to monitor his words when talking to local reporters.

In the debate he was pushed into less comfortable territory – the national broadband network, the same sex marriage plebiscite he reluctantly inherited from Tony Abbott, the workability of his policies on climate change.